Des Moines Families Visit Relatives and Attend Reunions
At Horton Home Mr and Mrs Glen Willits and daughters Joan and Jerry of Des Moines visited the A E Horton home while Mr Willits toured Illinois. They were joined by niece Sandra Lou Gibson of Osceola. Mrs Mary Close visits in Ohio with relatives including Bruce Frank and Maggie Bell for Caldwell reunion. Dr Berry home hosted Mrs Walter Howard and Mrs Warren Bergh plus Merle McConahey. McConahey staying with her mother in Washington. Funeral for George Leehner drew Edith Castell Lee Lechner and Mellinger from Oakville. Jean Byestone and Joseph Knight Jr plan to wed June 29 at the University Church of Christ Des Moines.
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Horton Home
Glen Willits
Joan
Jerry
Des Moines
Caldwell
Dr. F Berry
Walter Howard
Oskaloosa
Warren Bergh
Wayland
Merle McConahey
Fond Dulac
Wise
McConahey
Blick
Washington
Lechner Puneral
George Leehner
Edith Castell
Chillicothe
Lee Lechner
Ft. Dodge
Mellinger
Oakville
Dean Byertone Co
C. L. Byestone
Jean
Joseph W. Knight, Jr
University Church of Christ
Vacation trip outlined for Helmick family in Missouri
Mrs H W Helmick and Dorothy travel from Dallas Center to Missouri for a two week vacation visiting Carthage Joplin and Kansas City with family. Other local visits include Wentworth’s Birmingham trip and several Sunday calls on relatives and friends across surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhua Helmick
Brighton
Dorothy Helmick
Dallas Center
H. W. Helmick
Charles
Carthage Joplin
Kansas City
Missouri
David Wentworth
Birmingham
Nels Hansen
Stockport
Hesseltine
Galen Moore
Newton
Carl Lust
Reasoner
Mr. Pleasant
East Highland Social News Highlights
Mrs Frank Mineer reports a quiet Sunday with visits to the Albert Weber and Fred Chihak homes. Mr and Mrs Harry Hotz Cecil and Marvin joined family gatherings, while James Dvorak Jr hosted a visit from the Houdash sisters Mary and An.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mineer
East Highland
Harry Hotz
Cecil
Marvin
Albert Weber
John Weber
Fred and
Joe Chihak
James Dvorak, Jr
Houdash
Mary
Community Families Gather for Weekend Visits
Nie Katie and Barbara are named as residents of the community. Mr and Mrs Ralph Wieland and family visited the Albert Navy home and the Henry Prymek home on Sunday. J L Veggy family spent Sunday with Gail Murdock. Frank Mincer Wilma Hester and Leona Anne visited Washington to see Mr and Mrs Oscar Jugenheimer and James Skala, who has been at their home for five weeks but is much improved and expects to return home Wednesday. Mrs Leo Rath Bobbie and Anne stay this week at Anna Rath home. Frankie Mincer and children visited Friday at the Wielands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie
Katie
Barbara
Ralph Wieland
Albert Navy
Robert Cooney
Henry Prymek
J. L. Veggy
Gail Murdocks
Frank Mincer
Wilma
Hester
Leona Anne
Washington
Oscar Jugenheimer
James Skala
Leo Rath
Bobbie
Anne
Anna Rath
Frankie M
Robert Wielands
Markets Chicago Livestock June Market Summary
Chicago livestock markets show hogs moderately active and mostly steady to down slightly with tops around 5.20 and 4.95 to 6.20 for various weights. Cattle demand firm with fed steers and yearlings up. cows steady to slightly higher. bulls and stock cattle mixed. Sheep offerings 3,000 with good kinds at 10.00 to 10.50 and lamb trade steady. Estimated next receipts: cattle 1,000 hogs 8,000 sheep 2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago cash grain mixed corn and oats values reported
Chicago prices show corn at 74% to 67% for mixed lots and 64% to 65% for yellow types with samples 62% to 63%. Oats demand includes mixed 34% and 83 sample, with white oats at 35% to 37%.
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Chicago
Grain table shows mixed June Chicago futures
Open high low and close quotes for Wheat Corn Oats Rye listed for July September and December futures. Markets reflect small moves with July Wheat around 78 and July Corn near 62, while Oats and Rye show modest shifts in the mid 30s to mid 40s range.
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Chicago
Dee
Lee
Exes steady receipts and poultry market firm notes
Receipts show 30 644 cases with 15 percent extra firsts and 15 percent fresh graded firsts, current receipts 1344 and dirties 12 percent. Poultry market remains firm with truckloads and spring pricing from 19 to 25 cents, bareback chickens 13 to 14, broilers 17 to 18, other prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dance Event Details At Oakwood Pavillon Noted
The record notes timing for events in the afternoon and evening including the Oakwood Pavillon dance and the close of the evening’s entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Pavillion
Ottumwa and Oskaloosa Population Shifts detailed
Ottumwa now lists 31 469 residents after a 12 percent decade gain totaling 3 394 people and Oskaloosa reaches 11 012 with an 889 rise in the last ten years. The federal grants report shows Iowa benefited about 87 million dollars in the last half of 1929 with large parity payments to farmers and non repayable public works disbursements totaling 78 434 015.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Wapello
Oskaloosa
Mahaska County
Des Moines
Office of Government
Beef Hog Tour Plans By County 4 H Club
The county 4 H club committee met at the Farm Bureau office to plan the annual beef and swine tour set for June 26. John Knotek announced a 7 00 AM start at the office with stops at Jess Shalla’s home, Lloyd Foster’s farm, and A L Duensing farm, with a noon picnic and a 5 PM finish. Ed Syndergaard, assistant state club leader, will help organize judging classes and provide guidance for finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
John Knotek
Jess Shalla
Wolfe’s Hatchery
Lloyd Foster
Jackson Center School
Jackson Township
A. L. Duensing
Washington
Knotek
Syndergaard
Mrs Orpha Tobias Concludes Visit at Lyle Wilson Home
Mrs Orpha Tobias returns to Cherokeo after weeks with sister Mrs Lyle Wilson and family. Local notices mention funerals, visits by Violet Howard, Lois Nelson, and Carl Nelson, plus gatherings at Sunset Park and Chas McKay home with various relatives in Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Tobias
Lyle Wilson Home
Earl Schurman
Haskin
Lyle Wilson
Henry Miller
Ralston Meek
Ed Nelson
Lois
Carl
Piente
Sunset Park
Walter McKay
Wakeland
Aledo
Chas. McKay
Anna Mae Howard
Esther Kerr
Keosauqua
John Kurtz
Carl Nelson
Ainsworth Social Notices Mention Visits and Travel
Chas Dryden was called to New York by the death of his son. Mrs Rose Wood and Martha visited Iowa City. Mrs Ray Warner and relatives visit J B Pressly. H Leatherbery family and James Leatherbery visited W I Smylie. Mrs Richard Marr and son from Houston stay with the Marrs. J D Rabenold and Donna attended a White Sox game with the Muscatine Elks. Pete Moore visited from Trenton for Dad's Day at the Anna home. Bible school closed its two week session with a program at United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
Chas, Dryden
New York
Rose Wood
Martha
Iowa City
Ray Warner
Washington State
W. I. Smylie
Richard Marr
Little Son
Houston
Texas
Carl Marr
Rose Marr
J. D. Rabenold
Donna
White Sox
Chicago
Elks
Muscatine
Pete Moore
Trenton
E. K. Annag
Annas
French Envoy Confers With U.S. Official in Washington
Count Rene de Saint Quentin, France’s envoy to the United States, met with Undersecretary of State Summer Welles in Washington as France awaited German peace terms. No details of their talks were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Europe
United States
Count Rene de Saint Quentin
Summer Welles
Washington
Mrs Cummings Hosts Riverside Fortnightly Club
Mrs Ray Cummings hosted the Fortnightly club at her Riverside area country home South East of Riverside. Members enjoyed an afternoon of sociability followed by a luncheon. Mrs Alva Bell will entertain the club on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Ray Cummings
Alva Bell
Mrs J W Southwich Visits Then Goes to Iowa City
Mrs J W Southwich of Winterhaven Florida who had been visiting Mrs H G Miller has departed for Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Southwich
Winterhaven, Fla
H. G. Miller
Iowa City
Injury Requires Few Stitches to Close Scalp Wound
Tyrone June 7. Duane Crawford fell and cut his head badly requiring several stitches. The article notes a series of Sunday visits and callers at local homes including the Bond, Sheetz, Zaiger, Berme l, and Crawford families with several social visits.
Harmony Notes From Mrs Longer Gazette
Harmony, June 20. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kelsey and Lyle spent Sunday in Iowa City at the Kimer Roeder home. Daryl Longer is entertaining the mumps. Rube Chorpening did work for Ralph Kelsey last week. Fred Longer wiring Char ley Schiebel's house. Irene Westen helping Mrs W R Longer with house work. Mrs Ralph Keiney called to Moline IL for daughter Mrs Clarence Fletcher who is ill. George Hagist visiting Everette Schmitt. Eimer Kolosiek visiting Bill Chinelais. Ruth Gideon spent Monday with her sister Mrs Longer who is still ill. Flu warning to stay in bed. Sam Warren at home. Colton spent Sunday evening at Chas McKay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Longer
Harmony
Ralph Kelsey
Lyle
Iowa City
Kimer Roeder
Daryl Longer
Rube Chorpening
Fred Longer
Charley Schiebel
Irene
Westen
Ralph Keiney
Moline
Clarence Fletcher
George Hagist
Everette Schmitt
Eimer Kolosiek
Bill Chinelais
Ruth Gideon
Mrs. Longer
Roosevelt Gets Plan Today for Economic Union
President Roosevelt is set to approve a draft plan for an economic union of 22 western hemisphere nations including Canada. The plan aims to marshal food and raw resources for a united economic offensive against dictatorial powers and will be handed to the president by Sumner Welles for timely approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DD. C
Roosevelt
Western Hemisphere
Canada
Americas
Sumner Welles
White House
Stephen T. Early
Burlington Prailways Westbound and Eastbound Bus Schedule
Local schedules show Westbound trains Davenport to Kansas City and Eastbound buses from Washington to Chicago with departures from 9:58 a m 1:42 p m 6:14 p m and 1:36 8. The note states tickets can be purchased at Mus Depot Candy Kitchen and North Side Square for trips to any coast. Al Cantonil Agent.
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Omaha
Chicage
Washington
Pam
Washington Et Ee
Chicago
Mus
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
al. Cantonil
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Jeluist
Washington Oil Company
TOS
Martha Huhry
Iona Ave
R. Mose Levy
Loyto
Guernsey
W. D. Booth
Allied Mutual
Frances Cherry
van Winkle
Bovinol
Brindley
Pioneer Drug
L. R. Roundy
Columbus Junction
Call
G. A. Reinert
Sof thernMtits
East
Logan Crawford
W. Lo9tieod
Regal Products Co
Madison
Wisconsin
Arnolds Park
Teddy Thompson
Earl Thompson
Journal
Midway Sale Co
Columbus
Jun Junction
Varad
Shulman
Maxine Mangold
Maxine
The
Journal Office
East Second Street
Iowa
the Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Yours
Minnie Chance
Earl Little
Clayde Knapp
Eclipse Lumber Co
Barthelow & Son
Fred Wagener
R. Lonie Fullerton & Son
S. Hebner
Ainsworth &2
J. C. Buenneke
FRIES
Muoney
Kimball and Wurlitzer
Sordens Music Shop
Gamble
Parmak
Jacobs Tire & Radio Service
Lo7thead
Farrel Young
Crawfordaville
W. M. Darbyshire
R. Lost4Heir
Evening Journal
Scott Furniture Co
Owtler
Wits
Leonard Best
East Washington
Clayton Bear
Hampshire
R. B. Stephens
Sam McCleery
Ralph Lytle
Studebaker
Mace Motor Co
Dorothy and
Chas
Salem
Clyde Coffin
Alfred McCracken
Elvie Brown
David Sawnee
Clive
Carla Luckenbill
Waylong
Hdna Criie
Helen Schooley
Nelson Schooley
Leland Horton
Jake Koch
Herman and
Verle Erk
Judy Warren
Reister Bros
Red Comb
Jamesway Poultry Equipment
Kees
Knights of Pythias
Wellman
Frank Wilson
Olock
Ty al Gerardi
Heb Leeper
WMT
Helen
Wonder Girl
Dexter
Iown
Mary Lou
Pie Girl
Arkansas
Phylis
Cliff
Bernita
al Gerardi
Roger Graham
ROC Aeute
Chicago Grain Table
Walnut
Lloyd Nelson
Violet Howard
Lucy Mae Dewy
Brigh Ton
Frank McKay
Albert Pauls Home
George Howard
Bible School
United Presbyterian Church
Otto Sheetz
Sam Warren
Colton
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Peterson Sheep Company
Milwaukee Yards
Guy Cole
West End
Sale Pavilion
MT. Pleasant
Towa
New Mexico
Freddie Chandler
Chariton
Washington Lodg Wo
Howard McBride
W. M
A. W. Yard
Golden State Limited
Californian
Regula- Stod Enccccesceecoe
Ainnontannnae S Lleam
California
Orville
Iccicimerenes
A. A. L, Goodlander
F. Anderson
Davenport
Southwest Limited
Fenaria
W.C. Bell
Burlangton Prailways
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